The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-03-05
RERAONALA.

Manse Coffin of Haley was in
town on Monday.
VIM. Woolcock came down from
the Silver Star on Monday.
Fred Gooding returned on Mon
day from his trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. A. S. Dunaway has ceased
her connection with the New North.
west as correspondent.
George Black was in town dur.
ing the week and met with a hearty
welcome from many friends.
The Misses Permeal French and
Mary McGuinness of Idaho City are
visiting friends on Wood river.
MIR. Will Northorp of Boise City
will shortly be united in marriage
to an esteemable young lady living
on Wood river.
Governor Stevenson has ap.
point Nelson Just as one of the di-
rectors of the insane asylum. An
excellent appointment.
Mrs. Col. BrOdhead, after illness
of many months, has SO far recov-
cred her health as to once more
appear upon the streets.
j. b. Robinson, the veteran actor
and father of Sue and Billy Robin
son of early Idaho days, died re-
Gently at San Francisco.
Hon. John NJ. Cannady, County
Auditor and Recorder, paid Ketch-
um a visit on Thursday, returning
the same day. His health is much
improved.
George Steward and Harry Petit
returned on Monday from their
trip to Boise and other towns in
that vicinity. Both evidently found
lots of enjoyment.
George =. Wheeler and Charles
NJ. Frace are to take the manage
ment of the Blackfoot Reporter.
c. NJ. Brace, the retiring editor,
goes to Salmon City to practice
law.
+. f. Calvin has been appointed
assistant train master of the Idaho
division and assigned to duty OH
the Utah & Northern route. +. o.
Mann succeeds him as train dis
patcher.
Hon. T. B. and Theadore f.
Shaw left on Tuesday for Sawtooth
on snow shoes. They proposed to
make the Tip in two nights, reach
ing Russian Johns Wednesday
morning.
Rev. Ethelbert Talbot of Mis-
souri,, who was appointed bishop of
Idaho and Wyoming territories
will enter upon his duties in June.
1t is not definitely known where he
will make his permanent residence.
w. Ii. LETTERS, of San Francisco,
father of Harry LETTERS, clerk in a.
l.. Comstock's store, arrived in
town on Thursdays train. He
represents the house of Murphy,
Grant & Co., wholesale dry goods
merchants.
George Philbrick and VIM. Cir
rard came in Wednesday morning
OH snow shoes from Galena They
have been at work on the Senate
mine. They report no particular
change in the mines. On their way
down they met Thos. Shaw at
Boulder. He with his party made
a good trip, and found snow shoeing
very good.
Bishop Blanchet, head of the
Catholic Church in Washington
territory died last week at the adj
vanced age of ninety years. He
was made bishop of Walla Walla
in 1916 and later took up his resi-
dence at Vancouver. He was
man of high rank and honor in his
church and many good works dis
tinguished his career of forty years
in the northwest.
John Mason, for a long time fore
man of Horace C. Lewis big trans
portation teams, after few months
prOwl around the country, returned
last Monday to Ketchum. Since
his departure he visited several of
the adjoining states and terri
tories and in his plain, common
sense way of expressing his opin-
ions declares he has seen no coun-
try more inviting than this. Mon
tana has too much snow, Oregon too
much rain and Salt Lake too much
Mormon. On the whole he is glad
to get home.